The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Richmond.
Miss Marie Ray of Shelbyville. is visiting
Mrs. James Norris, on Lincoln avenue
Mrs George Warren will go to New Haven,
Conn. next week to spend the summer.
Mrs II. A. Hend rc,1s, Mrs. Patterson and Miss
Massey have gone TO Asbury Park for q short
stay.
Mrs Will Cronyn and Mrs James Norris will
entertain friends at coffee this afternoon at 2
o'clock.
DIR. ]. A Compton has been called to Decatur,
Mich. on account of the death of his brother
in-law.
Mr. NJ w. Carr returned to the city last
night, after a three weeks trip among the north
ern lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George johnson and son will
leave next week for Kansas City to reside per
manently.
Mr. H. C. Sickels returned yesterday from a
four months tour Oh the continent and through
England
Miss Lillian Jones will leave this morning for
Springfield, O., before going to ner homo In
Washington. d. c.
Mr. A. f. Dennis will sail for Europe next
Saturday to be absent till September visiting
England and Ireland.
Mrs. N. Reeves, of San Francisco, is here
to spend the summer with her son. DIR. w. \.
Short, the South Illinois street druggist
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Metcalf. of Chicago,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson, and will
main until Monday, when they leave for the
East.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Blanchard left yesterday
for Delaware, o.. to attend the silver wedding
anniversary of Mrs. Blanchard's brother, Rev
Leroy Belt. one of the most prominent Meth
odist ministers of the State.
Mr. G. w. Fairbanks and wife have gone to
Delaware. o., to attend the commencement ex-
ercises Of the college at that place III Fair
banks is a trustee. Mrs. Fairbanks will after
wards make visit TO friends.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Hnta Atlanta
Ga: Jay Z. Phillips, Frederick Rosenfeld. c.
Klackner, +. ]. Newcomb. L. NJ. Moore, A. Bon
Georgia Black New Castle: H. Fitch. Column
bus; G.. NJ Cole and wife, Richmond; A. f. La
Duque. Connersvile; J. r. Rose and wife,
Cleveland 6. Nelson, A. III. Carpenter, Cincin-
natl.
Grand Hotel: John NJ. Coulter. Crawfords-
vile; George w Shepman. Richmond G.. Frank,
Marion; I. II. Martin, Clayton; A. p Lands,
Lafayette; NJ. Wilson. Warsaw: j. c. Broken
c. Martin. Glenwood; E. ). Strader, Bloonsing-
ton; E. CD. Bosworth. Charlottesville; f w.
Sloppy. Button: A. j. Dipbase, Peru; James S
Thompson, Edinburg; NJ. L. Bulger. Fort
Wayne; G. F. Remission. Noblesville
Bates House: A. c. Thomas. Bloomington.
Ind; w. r. Dawson, Chicago; f. II. DAVIS,
vicksbure, Miss; NJ 4. Golden. New Harmony;
Il. H. Simmons Marshaltown; James Matson
and son, North Bend, o.. Cash Chester, Prince
ton; ]. O. Pcdieo, Lebanon f. c. Lemcke.
Rockford; E. A Gray Peru: Walter Elliott,
Shelbyville j. Fl. Hart and wife Martinsville:
j. f. Miller, Worthngton: J. Y. Ballou, Lo-
gansport; Miss L. E. Agan. Huntington.
Social Events
The Mendelssohn Society will give lawn fete
on the grounds of A. w Conduit, cornsr of
Vermont and New Jersey Streets next
Wednesday evening The members OF the So
cety and all their friends invited to
and take part in the evenings enjoyment.
Mrs. Noble Butler entertained her many lady
friends with a yesterday afternoon, at
o'clock The large parlors and spacious, we'll
shaded grounds made 1t as much of an outdoor
as indoor tea. Light, cooling refreshments
were served. 1t was one of the pleasant events
of the week.
Misses Kate Malott, Eva Austin, Lizzie Clay
pool, Olive CASTOR. Bright Armstrong and sew
eral others are camping out on farm north of
the city, and last night about fifty of their
young friends accepted invitation to attend
german given by them. The young people
sembled early and spent most delightful even
ing dancing. With the dance, promenade.
freshments and the ride home the guests thought
1t the pleasantest event yet given.
The residence connected with the Indianapolis
Institute for Young Ladies filled last night
with the many friends of the institution, who
attended the reception given by Mr. and Mrs.
james Lyons the principals On Thursday
night the closing exercises for the first year
were held. Miss Bessie NJ. West is the first and
only young lady who has finished the prescribed
of the Unknown Episcopalians of this diocese
and patrons and friends of the school. The
house has recently been refurn!sbed throughout,
aud last night. being tastefully and simply
cheerful appearance The school has succeeded
beyond the most sangulne expectations of those
having it in charge, and the outlook for the COM
ing season is quite encoura ging.